Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
THE PAVILION.
s'Faust'' By the National Opera
Company.


The largest audience Of the season
filled the Pavilion last evening to greet
the National Opera Company in Faust
The toilets of the ladies Ia the audience
were superb, and full dress was the
rule. The management Of the Pavilion
during the season has been excellent,
and too much praise cannot be accorded
Messrs. McLain & Lehman and their
able corps of ushers. Last night the
immense audience was handled without
a single mistake being made in seats.
Everything moved like clockwork.
Following was the cast last night:
Faust .;.;...............Ch Charles Bassett
Mephistopheles .............. VIM. Ludwig
Valentine. ............. Alouzo Stoddard
| Brander. .......................Jo Joseph Silvers
siebel. e...... Jessie Bartlett-Davis
Marguerite ......................E Emma Juch
Martha.... ...........,........M .Mathilde Phillips
The stage setting was magnificent and
far beyond anything that has ever be-
! fore been seen in Los Angeles. The
grand Bacchanal ballet in the fourth act
is said by many to have been equal to
the ballet as produced in Paris. After
the third act the announcement was
made that Mr.. Weyse and Messrs. Nc.
Lain & Lehman had induced the com-
pany to extend the season for two
nights, playing on Friday night the
Marriage Of Janet and Cappelio and
on Saturday night Nero. The announce
nient of the latter opera called forth q
perfect storm of applause. Subscribers
who wish TO retain their seats for the
extended season can do so by applying
at the Office. of McLain & Lehman. At
the matinee this afternoon the Merry
Vices of Windsor will be presented aud
tonight A ida.
COUNTRY ATTENDANCE.
A special train brought two coach
loads from Anaheim and other towns.
The following is list of the excursion |
ists:
Anaheim--Mrs. j. des Grangas, Mrs.
G. f. Smith. Walter Crowther, Miss |
Sarah Crowther, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rim |
pau, Miss Sophie Rimpau, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Knapp; Mr., and Mrs. Plez James,
Miss Lulu James. MIR. and Mrs. T. S.
Mrs. Mary Kraemer, W. s.
Fisher, 7. A. Darling, VIM. M. Higgins.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
K. II. Gilman, Wesley Aims, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Lewis. MIR. aud Mrs. Lionel
Browning, Fred Hartung, ID. B. Gray,
T. y. Schaumburger, Miss Frances
Schmidt, Fred Conrad, w. A. Pack
ard, G. L. Stone, G. L. Smith,
Miss Nora Stone, w. A. Doane,
Frank Curtis, B. w. Wonderlick,
FROM SANTA ANA--Mrs. F. Curtis,
Mrs. l.. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L.
Swartsel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Edgar, ID.
Keller, &. Overshiner, MIR. aud Mrs. d.
NJ. Baker. Mrs. L. Il. Edwards. Mr.. aud
Mrs. III. Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Peters. c. Haygood, c. Randall, d. j.
Martin. j. Lyons, G. Jessup. w. Il.
Allen. Linn Shaw, Nap Donovan. Gill
Furst, w. Kindesson. d. w. Harrier.
Joe Graves, VIII Graves, w. Marquis,
w. A. Yarnall, Miss Alice Collins, Miss |
Annie Kernodle, Ii. c. Fidler.
DowNEY-James M. Smith. w. w. |
Cox, w. I. Simons, Frank w. Locke,
Geo. Schuster, j. II. Longman. Miss
Maud Smally, VIM. Dimmock, VIM.
Anderson, VIM. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. U. Skidmore, MIR. and Mrs. Pyron.
ORANGE--L. III. Adams, c. A. Brown,
Francis Joseph, Frank Rosenberg. w. +.
Ward, Mrs. w. e. Ward, Miss Nellie
Frazer, Miss Tonic Frazer, A. II.
Brown, Mrs. A. II. Brown.